blaze

(noun) a strong flame that burns brightly. Synonyms: blazing. Example: "The blaze spread rapidly."

(noun) a cause of difficulty and suffering. Synonyms: hell. Examples: "War is hell." "Go to blazes."

(noun) noisy and unrestrained mischief. Synonyms: hell. Example: "Raising blazes."

(noun) a light within the field of vision that is brighter than the brightness to which the eyes are adapted. Synonyms: glare, brilliance. Example: "A glare of sunlight."

(noun) a light-colored marking. Examples: "They chipped off bark to mark the trail with blazes." "The horse had a blaze between its eyes."

(verb) shine brightly and intensively. Example: "Meteors blazed across the atmosphere."

(verb) shoot rapidly and repeatedly. Synonyms: blaze away. Example: "He blazed away at the men."

(verb) burn brightly and intensely. Example: "The summer sun alone can cause a pine to blaze."

(verb) move rapidly and as if blazing. Synonyms: blaze out. Example: "The spaceship blazed out into space."

(verb) indicate by marking trees with blazes. Example: "Blaze a trail."